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England women v South Korea women predictions: Hosts can begin with routine win

Free football tips, best bets and analysis for England Women v South Korea Women in the Arnold Clark Cup on Thursday

Leah Williamson's Lionesses are aiming to retain their Arnold Clark crown
Leah Williamson's Lionesses are aiming to retain their Arnold Clark crownCredit: Naomi Baker

Where to watch

ITV4, 7.45pm Thursday

Best bet

England to win to nil
1pt 11-10 Betfair, Paddy Power


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Match preview

The second edition of the Arnold Clark Cup starts on Thursday with England beginning their title defence against South Korea in Milton Keynes.

The Lionesses have drawn two of their last three games - against Norway and Czech Republic - so the European champions will be aiming to get back to their dominant ways in this tournament.

Sarina Wiegman’s side should have little issue retaining the round-robin tournament on paper given that the other three sides, South Korea, Italy and Belgium, are ranked outside of the world’s top 14.

South Korea are the highest ranked of the trio but could only manage third in last year’s EAFF E-1 Football Championship with both Japan and China finishing ahead of them.

The Taegeuk Ladies have scored three goals in their last three games but they look unlikely to breach England’s defence.

The Lionesses have kept clean sheets in four of their six games since last summer's European triumph and a win to nil for the hosts looks the likeliest outcome.

In the earlier kick-off at the same venue, Italy will be looking to snap a streak of three straight defeats when they play Belgium. These two sides met in the group stage at Euro 2022 with the Belgians recording a narrow 1-0 win. Both games will be live on ITV4.   


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